POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW

We are recruiting multiple postdoctoral fellows with diverse backgrounds and expertise to investigate the fundamental mechanisms of the immunobiology of cancer, and host-microbiota interaction at mucosal sites.

Candidates should have Ph.D., M.D., or equivalent degrees. Previous research experience in cancer biology, immunology, mouse genetics, microbiology, bioinformatics or related areas are preferred, but not required. Please email your CV, a brief description of your previous work and your future research interests and arrange for 3 letters of recommendation to be sent to chengcheng.jin@pennmedicine.upenn.edu if interested.

GRADUATE STUDENT

We are accepting rotation students from all Biomedical Graduate Studies (BGS) programs at Penn. If you are interested in learning more about the potential rotation projects, please email chengcheng.jin@pennmedicine.upenn.edu to discuss.

RESEARCH TECHNICIAN

We are seeking a motivated, highly organized team player with strong interpersonal and communication skills to support our exciting research in cancer immunology. A bachelor’s degree in biological sciences, working knowledge of molecular biology and genetics, and experience in the ethical and humane use of animals (especially mice) in laboratory research are preferred.

The research technician/associate will work under the direct supervision and close mentorship of the PI, assisting in experimental animal model systems, conducting various lab experiments, performing prep work for experiments, conducting standard lab techniques, and functioning to support lab and/or research project or protocol. Duties will include animal husbandry, PCR ­based genotyping, and in vivo tumor imaging (bioluminescence and micro computed tomography); the preparation/analysis of histopathological samples; cell culture; flow cytometry; DNA, RNA, and protein isolation and detection techniques; and general lab support and assistance with research experiments.

The Jin lab will provide an excellent training opportunities to promote career development to graduate school or medical school.